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Posted: 18 Feb 2018

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1992 •
18.02.18 •
The Sunday Challenge •
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Schwarz und Weiß •
Mennonite •
Amish •
Black and White •
USA •
Kühlschrankmagneten •

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TSC The Sunday Challenge, 18.02.18: Black and White (NO other colors in the photograph)

This fridge magnet is a souvenir from a trip to the United States in 1992. The visit to the "Amish Mennonite Information Center" is a lasting memory, especially the toilet I visited, of course it was without water, with newspaper sections and lime to sprinkle ;-).

Dieser Kühlschrank-Magnet ist ein Mitbringsel von einer USA-Reise 1992. Der Besuch des "Amis Mennonite Information Center" ist mir in bleibender Erinnerung, besonders die Toilette, die ich besucht habe, sie war natürlich ohne Wasser, mit Zeitungspapier-Abschnitten und Kalk zum Streuen ;-).

Gudrun, Indycaver (Norm), Wierd Folkersma, Clickity Click and 7 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 christel.k
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das war auch das Thema ... ;-)
6 years ago.
 christel.k
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das freut mich, Danke, Chrissy.
6 years ago.
 M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !! ( Marj )
M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… club has replied
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Oh ... so sorry Christel I will amend !!!
6 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
Tolle Erinnerung und perfekt für SW. Das mit den Plumpsklos gibt es in Skandinavien bei den Hütten oft, die "riechen" auch nicht, man wirft Löschkalk oder Tannenadeln drauf und die Türen stehen meist auf...
6 years ago.
 Indycaver (Norm)
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Not in the house. Their basic belief is not to be directly connected to sinners and if you don't belong to the church ... you're a sinner. Power may run to the barn for the milking machines. The telephone may be on a pole at the end of the driveway. Their business web sites are usually run by someone else, but they have one. A lot of this is controlled by the elders of their church and can vary a lot between churches. Church districts are basically the distance a horse can travel in a day. The Amish are generally not opposed to technology ... they just don't believe in owning it. Some of the boys may even have motorcycles until they are old enough to join the church, but again that varies with the church.
6 years ago.

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